Ruhi Samudra, Staff Writer
Ruhi Samudra is a staff writer for her first year on the Pilot. She is looking forward to meeting all kinds of people and learning the ins and outs of the newsroom from her fellow Pilot members. When she’s not debating over a million possible angles for a story, you can find her discreetly building an army of stuffed animals or investing her entire life in memoirs just to avoid accepting her own bewilderment.
![While artificially generated art can be produced at a faster rate, it is not comparable to the beauty of human-made art. “I think that [art] often ties into self expression and ties into processing how youre feeling or whats going on in the world and being able to communicate in that way, and those are pretty complex, big things to do,” visual arts teacher Kearci Thompson said. “So its not as interesting to most people that study art because were like, okay, [the AI] can do some of the things kind of well, but it doesnt have that human aspect that draws you in.”](https://portolapilot.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Screen-Shot-2022-11-03-at-9.25.15-PM-900x556.png)
